Month: January 2013
‘Shadow Puppets’
Professor Jill Frank and Atlanta-based artist Stephanie Dowda co-curetted the exhibit “Shadow Puppets: Traces of New Documentary Practices.” The exhibit, questioning the objectivity and context of lens-based mediums, challenges popular views of photography and video. […]
Sounds of State
The School of Music has hundreds of enthusiastic students who have a passion for performing even though many students outside of its circle may not know what talent and skill these students possess. Although audience […]
The fine print
The printmaking club is a little known secret Georgia State keeps. Formed less than three decades ago, students from different majors come together to etch works of art in metal and print their work on […]
Cold cures
Since the cold season has decided to stick around, students touching doorknobs and sharing desks need to be prepared for a double dose of coughs and sniffles. Here are some tips about how you can […]
Center for Behavioral Neurosciences elevated to university-level research center
The Center for Behavioral Neurosciences has been elevated to a university-level research center at Georgia State. The CBN is a research endeavor of Georgia State, Emory, Georgia Tech, Morehouse School of Medicine, Clark Atlanta and […]
Queen of block
Most coaches will tell you that there are some things that just can’t be taught – one of those is size.
Do GSU’s top professors deserve their pay?
Is a $1,000,000 a year too much? Last year I met Occupy Atlanta protestors who said so. Yet some brandished t-shirts with famous musicians or pro sports teams. While viciously condemning faceless millionaires who orchestrate […]
There’s a bird in the classroom
Twitter, once viewed as a distraction in the classroom, is now becoming a valuable learning tool. Social media is one of the main sources of communication among students and professors are beginning to utilize this […]